Sat. Aug 23, 2003
A Lawyer's Question
A Lawyer’s Question – While I wholeheartedly agree with the specific complaint Lawrence Lessig makes in this entry, I couldn’t help but note one pointed question of his: “Why should WIPO oppose a copyright or patent rights holder’s choice to do with his or her rights what he or she wants?”
Indeed, why should anyone feel they have the right to force a copyright holder to do anything with his or her rights against their wishes? But, trust me, there’s a lot of that going around.
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Published 08:41AM, Sat, Aug 23 2003
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